DMSE Wholesale Brand 7 FT Cubic Feet 52 Gallons Pink Anti Static Packing Cushioning Peanuts Popcorn Easy to Use Keeps Items Safe

I received my two bags of peanuts and thought they looked small and felt light. I order bags of peanuts regularly for my store. I measured the bags and they came out to 2.6 cubic feet per bag NOT 3.5 cubic feet as advertised. Furthermore, they are NOT anti-static which is not a deal breaker but would be nice. The deal breaker is that these bags are quite small for what is advertised. I haven't ordered from this vendor for quite awhile because of the shrinking bags I received before. I decided to try them again and see if they've fixed their quality control issues. NOPE. The bags are just as pathetic in size as they were before. I am showing a picture of another vendor on Amazon that sells the exact same size bag and you can see the difference. The shorter bags are the ones from this vendor. The taller bags are from a different Amazon vendor. If you are not going to fill the bags to 3.5 cubic feet then don't advertise them to be 3.5 because they aren't even close! I am not a happy customer at the moment and unless this is made right I will not purchase from this vendor again.

THIS PRODUCT WAS LABELED AS "52 GALLONS"!! WHEN THE PACKAGE ARRIVED IT IS 25" TALL AND 15" IN DIAMETER. THIS MIGHT BE 10 GALLONS BUT NO WHERE NEAR 52 GALLONS. I WOULD NOT RECOMMEND THIS PRODUCT TO ANYONE. IT SEEMS TO BE FLAT OUT FALSE ADVERTISING!!!Here is an update for this order: The second bag finally arrived. It is the same size as the first. Better but still will not add up to the advertised "52 GALLONS"

The media could not be loaded.  It was a LOT of anti-styrofoam peanuts. They’ll go into my building’s packing and shipping supplies. Hope this helps clear up confusion re: amount of peanuts to expect. Thanks everyone!

Received 2 bags as ordered. Each less than 24" tall and 13" across. Simple math says that's just over 4 cubic feet. 5 gallon bucket in picture for size reference. Very unhappy! Advertised as 52 gallons. Maybe 22 gallons. Buy from someone else.

I'm using this product to fill the bottoms of large planters to reduce weight and conserve on planting soil. The packing peanuts are sealed in plastic bags before being placed in the containers. This application does not demand much from the packing material other than it be durable and relatively incompressible and these peanuts appear to be working well so far. I do note that the peanuts are uniform and generally dust-free, which might be important in other applications.

7 ft cubic feet is a lot of peanuts. Two big bags full of them. They were cheap and worked fine. Not that I know what could be wrong with a packing peanut. Why spend more when you can buy these on the cheap?

Great buy for S type pop corn.But... It seemed risky to ship it in light plastic bags given my experience shipping stuff. Still... it DID arrive without damage. So- thanks and keep up the great pricing. Fred

Peanuts are peanuts and these are as good as any. Shipping materials are expensive! These seem to be the least expensive I have found. I'm just glad I don't have to buy a ton of these. A bag a month is usually all I need.